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Formalized the national team that sees the veteran joined by a young man for the first time in points in the last season. And certainty Alex Tilley will form the female duo with slalomist Charlie Guest.
Saturday 11 April 2020 3 minutes reading time
There is the insertion of a young man who has already shown beautiful things during the last vintage, in the British national team that will face the 2020/21 World Cup.
The veteran Dave Ryding, 34 years old on December 5th and always there in the slalom (7th in Campiglio and 8th in Schladming last season), will be joined by Laurie Taylor, 1996 class with 20 coins in the World Cup and the first point result obtained just a few months ago, on January 26th in the Kitzbuehel slalom with 24th place (right on the track that, 3 years earlier, saw Ryding give Great Britain the first historic podium on the circuit for his nation) .
Two elements also for the women's team: the certainty is represented by Alex Tilley, born in '93 who made a good leap in quality in 2019/2020, with six points positions (including five in giant and one in slalom) and the 17th place among the wide doors in Killington as the top (his best in a career with 76 races played in the CdM, remains the 13th place in the giant of Courchevel 2017). With her here is another '93, the slalomist Charlie Guest who achieved her second success in the European Cup this year (Hasliberg's slalom) and, with 18 overall appearances in the cup, only two points in the parallel slalom of Sankt Moritz finished in 29th place.
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